The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1932, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WI;DNE“DAY APRIL 13, 1932. COTTON BLOUSES KNITTED BLOUSE SWEATERS THE SENS ARE AND ATION OF THE SPRI Exceptionally smart styles combinations are to be ment of new Sweaters and Blous $1.00 and $2.25 Skirts To go with these Sweéaters, Special Price $2.50 VISIT OU BARGAIN B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store THREE SCOUTS COMING NORTH | NEXT SUMMER Are Declared Winners in| Totem Carving Contest in Nation \ NEW YORK,. April 13.—Winners of ‘the Boy Scouts’ totem pole carving ocontest, who will get free trips to Alaska in June were an- | nounged today. | ‘The winners are Blanchard Ken- nedy, of Columbus, Missouri; Jchn Potsch, of Cicero, Illinois, and Wimam Mueler, of El Paso, | ‘Tex: Thp work of the Boy Scouts hml been on exhibition in the Depari- ment of ln..e* TROOP TRAIN | IS BLOWN UP Japanese Soldlers K1 1led,| Many Injured Near | Harbin, Manchura TOKYO, April 13—Dispatches from Harbin, Manchuria said 13 Japanese soldiers were killed and| 50 were injured when a troop/ train was wrecked on the Chinese Eastéen Rallway, 17 kilomepers €3st of Habin last night Press dispatches said the train was blown up. i R UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT 'RIVAL BIG SIX CENTERS CARRY ON HIGH JUMP April 13—Two lead- | the Big Six Confer- Ia ing a valry, cou begun on the into field athletics. Johnson of Kansas Uni- all-conference basketball was hard pressed for hon- ver | ors by Al Heitman of Iowa State, |who rated a second team all-con- | |ference berth at center. Now they are rivals for the conferenée high ship. T e e “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” SPRING COATS A complete show- ing of Dress and Sport models in a full range of sizes. Priced to Please i e Lee Gault, Ticket Agent for Lhe] ‘White Pass & Yukon Route, ab| W. artived in Juneau on the| Ads al Rogers on a business trip.| Jupean’s Own Store Store Open Tonight e P VETERANS NEED e extending their close ri- | basketball | 1932 CHEVROLET MODELS SHOWN AT CONNORS 0. Cars and Trucks are Bet- ter and Much More Efficient New 1932 mod of Chevrolet { Passenger cars and delivery trucks have been received by the Con- rors’ Motor Company, resident ag- nt of Chevrolet, Buick and other of General Motors. These Tatest Chevrolet designs show enhanced appearance and improved efficlency as compared with previous designs. The [passenger cars possess smooth, six-cylinder, 60 horse- SE. NG to 70 miles an hour with fast acceleration. Gear shiffs are of the sllent syncro-mesh type. Free wheeling is simplified and there are four hydraulic sheck absorb- ers, and color et seen in this assort- Four-Wheel Brakes Powerful, long-wearing four-wheel brakes make for safety. Front and rear axles are 'strong and sturdy. De Luxe wire wheels and large balloon tires give a smaxt effect. The Fisher bodies are distinctive and comfortable. The windshield is- of - non-giare material, and there is a completely equipped instrument panel and an insulabed driver's compartment. His seat is easily adjustable. The passenger cars are moderat- ely pniced and operate at low cost. ‘A Chevrolet Coach, having room for five passengers, has just been delivered by the Conners Company to Getrge B. Rice of Rice and Ahlers Company. Chreme Plated Handles ‘This coach is eguipped with a cowl ventilater and has chrome plated’ handles on hood ports. It has many fine wacoessorfes, includ~ ing an ash lray mounted ' above the instrument panel, an adjustable nterfor sun wiser -and ‘& rear-win- right hand door. The upholstery is high quality mohair. The body color scheme consists of two harmonious shades of dark blue. A Special Sedan Chevrolet pas- senger car is on display in the sales room of the Connors Com- pany. Chrome plated cowl lights. hood ports, cowl ventilator, two 0 wih mounted in front fender w two ash ftrays, a vanity case, a dome light and a deep pocket on the back of front seat are some of the feat- ures of this model. Truck to George Brothers Delivery of one of the 1932 Chev- rolet trucks has been made by the Caonnors Company to George Bro- thers for use in conection with their grocery and department stores. The truck is of the De Luxe half- of BONUS, CLAIMS DAROLD DEGOE power -engines that can give 65} the | 4 jump champion- | Stand Taken Against Com- | mander-in-Chief of American Legion WASHINGTON, April 13.—Dar- cld Decoe, National Commander of {the Vetrans of Foreign Wars, told the House Ways and Means Com- | mittee today that “perhaps 98 per | cent of the mank and file of war !vetemns were. ‘behind the bonus | payment proposals,” He said “con- |'ditions. are serious and the wet- I‘cran.s meed the money.” Deece took issue on the stand |of ' Henry L. Stevens, National (American Legion's Commander-in- Chief, who opposes payments to | veetrans in the interest of govern- m\:nt economy 3START ASCENT (v fIFH’KlNI.EY M) KINIABY PARK Vla BEW{A!RD |ALASKA, 13.—~Albert D. Lind- | speration; power, high speed |ley, of polls, and Brlngland quick acceleration. The Syn- | Strom, of WNew York, left the cro-Mesh mmmmm a mnew McKinley Fark Station Tuesday for the first altempt to sdale ML, | McKinley on skils, They will try t,o recover two sell-registering \memonwtas one left by the Stuck Party at 12,000 ffeet and the (other by the Parker Browne Ex- [pedmnn at 19,000 feet, Lindley and Stram plan to re- Lum within slx weeks. P t Daily Empire Want Ads Pay POLLY AND HER PALS THIS HERE IS ELMER'S LAWYER, MAW, HE'S GONNA FORCE CARRIE TO GIVE UP ANGEL ‘on pansl type. The panel body of extra large size mounted on the strong 131 inch Chevrolet chassis. The spec- ial fruck-type six-cylinder valve-in- head engine is fast, powerful and very economical to operate. A heavy rear axle, new and stronger springs, rew 10 inch truck-type clutch and a strong frame assure maximum durability. This truck has a 4-speed ‘transmission with a very tow gear ratio in first and reverse gears. The body panels provide generous sppce for lettering. The driver's| compartinent has rear vision mir- ror, cowl venfilator, automatic windshield wiper and Ternsted: window regulators. Doors Are Weatherstripped ‘All doors are weatherstripped, and rear doors latch at top and bot- | tom. The insulation maintains an oven temperature inside and pre- vents rumble.” The seats are very comfertable - and - the backs tip forward. Low mounting and flush type = floor straps provide easy Toading. A Chewrolet Pick-up Truck is cn display in the Connors salesy room. The speeial six-cylinder isruck mgma ‘provides smooth, quiet clutch, and big, long-lived 4-wheel hrxmmmwmot conirol. Four chrome-vanadium, cemi-elliptie - springs extend over 82 per cent of the wheelbase. The comfortable chevrolet cab com- pletely probects the driver and is equipped with a cowl ventilator, automatic windshigld wiper, rear- vision mirfor;, deep cushions and | @ large rear windaw. The sides of | | tthe plck-lg) m M the floor right dow curtain. Large side pockets are penveniently placed on the|P Daily Cross uord Puzzle ACROSS 1. Top card 4. Beera 8 moneys of account 12, Plant of the genus Digitalls 14. One of the est Indies 16. Architectural vilaster 16. Quiet 18. Sta 20. 21 i | Kitchen utensil b Lrnclsua— \duh boy ype megsures 94, The legal profexsion Driés with a towel Devoured 35. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ' 9. To trump 10. Sum)grt atd 3 either en RIE 3 of & bridge 5 I ! L[S Languiuhed Alleviate 2. Island of apoleon’s ] exils Q] 2. Rcs!a{{e confidence to 1S] 29. wolly E surface of S| cloth 30. Alloy of carbon and |A S S 42. Burn DOWN 44, More palild 1. At a distance 47. Cosered with 2. Tapering the churned a fat of milk 51 nder 52. God of love 53, Halted 9 b Refuse 56, Is profitable 54 Plurat 57. Before ending angles. to chain GIVEN SURPRISE [T ONH space. Flush-type floor straps |C easy loading and unload: p tallgate is equipped w an anti-ratiler latch and a covered e - |'s WORT NEWMAN IS |3 roup of fri ite in I%%% o. 8, DIPARMNT or AGRKOULWRI WIATBXR BUREAU } The Weather LOCAL DATA (By the U. 8. Weatner Bureax) Forecast for Juneau and viclnity, beginning at 4 p.m. April 13: | Possibly showers tonight and Thursday; moderate easterly winds. i Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wina Vewocity —Weainer | 4 pm. yesty 2088 51 49 w 8 Cldy. | 4 am. today 33 89 Calm 0 Clear | 12 noon today 53 26 SE 11 Clear ’ UABLE AND RADIO REFORTE 1 YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest: 4 pm. | . Lowest4am. 4.m. Precip. 4am. Station— temn. temp. | emp. temp. velauty 24 hrs Weather - — | <14 -14 8 9 Clear 22 12 20 4 08 SnZw 26 2 3 4 Trace R.am 32 12 8 86 .. ) o98 0 48 20 4 46 26 6 | St 24 22 20 | Dutehi Harbor 36 30 4 | Kodiak 38 38 8 | Tt T 4 | 51 i 38 0 | - B — 0 | et LS e T Prince Rupert 52 | 42 44 4 Edmonton 52 40 40 10 Seattle 66 52 52 4 1 68 50 50 4 ancisco 66 60 52 54 6 e pressure is moderately low in Southern Alaska, sowesi south aska Feninsula and off the Oregon Coast, and falling slight- hc Gulf of Al vith light showers on the Bering Sca n the Gulf and extrems Southeastern Alaska. The pres- high near Hawaii and on the Arctic Coast with clear weather throughout the Interior. Temperatures have risen in Bering Sea and in the extreme Southeast. I R SR T ———— | LUCKY? | BIG DANCE { RADIO AWARD ! ELKS’ BALL ROOM Sat. Night April 16 | provide maximum | MIS Laurie, M IS BIRTHD AY, ands Cliff Ap: at Mrs. mings, the CHINA TANK The chicken dinner, > tomorrow night. Hooke! 85 cents. TOILET $19.95 Each We give FREE"with every' closet com- bination sold a high grade brush for cleaning the bowl. Rice & Ahlers Co. PLUMBING-—HEAPING--SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what the job will cost” Phone 34 ail the —and ask her why Schilling CONTINUES UNTIL APRIL 15TH | Arnold’s Bootery Takes any decoration! i B You can paper Sheetrock— paint it— panel it. Or you can apply Textone, the new decorator that gives hand- some texture finishes. JOHN RUSTGARD Republi¢an Candidate for Attorney General He treats a public office as a public trust and plays no favorites YOU SHOW HIM, PAW! I AN'T GOT And Sheetrock does not warp, is weather-tigat, dur- able and fireproof. Ask us about Sheetrock. SHEETROCK ‘THE Fireproof WALLBOARD JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, Inc. LOOK! New Ambrosia Deal Regular $2.00 Value, . ¥ now, $1.00 Butler, Mauro Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE PHONE 134 FREE DELIVERY EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS fOld Papers for sale at Empire Office